Application and Prospect between m6A and LncRNA in Pancreatic Cancer

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Abstract
Pancreatic cancer is an aggressive and lethal malignancy among GI tract tumors with poor prog-nosis. m6A is the most common post-transcriptional modification and plays a crucial role in RNA output, translation, stabilization, maturation and decay. lncRNA is a class of molecules with tran-scriptional length over 200 nt, which normally do not participate in protein coding process directly, but in the form of RNA in protein coding gene regulation. Studies on the correlation between m6A modifications and lncRNAs are also underway. This paper presents a review of the latest research progress between m6A and lncRNA in PAAD, aiming to discuss the latest research and progress between m6A and LncRNA in pancreatic cancer.